Malaya Tribune, 30 October 1936

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales SES _No. 257. singapore7 FRIDAY OCTOBER 30, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Oct. 30, !930\ The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE 7 FRIDAY. OCfWRJQ> 19 36 FIVE CExNTS
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      553 2 "PUBOSAW YEAST W v mte uh B S^» nd^eu or IMST w^t d^t^ atUral ProdUCt easl —I-n-t— even b, the BCT Yeast ta Its unprepared form will not keep ta hot climates, therefor. ""KMS .SSSSTSS y e?fmat t e o a brt ne Ut Ye B!t P"*™ qualities of fresh
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      1710 2 PUBLIC NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF v,„ 7? S!? gn wax Polished teak house?^^p,?udi?,g one 7 valve fppt f?^? 1 Radl set in perfect condition, well-grown plants, etc., The property of E. Wallace, Esq. to be held at n„ c S 2 Cair nhili Road. On Saturday 31st. October 1936 at
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      143 2 Hiuiiii DE,>| TE4ttt I Retail Price $11 Hta? No°* S£ y££* Str* t Up-country orders, cost of packing and freight extra with free instruction Book. The only Mouth Organ provides sharps and flats and playable to fitted with brass plates nickel plated covers, metal month device in strong wooden-box with
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES OVERBUILDING OF TANKERS
    913 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES OVERBUILDING OF TANKERS Chairman's Warning LIMIT TO POWERS OF POOL 11/ HEN he presided over the animal meeting of the Internationa] Tanker Owners' Association, Ltd., in London, recently, Mr. H. T. Shierwater (chairman) referred to the hopes for much better trade, and issued a warning against the
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    127 3 Aiming Rifle Gun Practice At Changi Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear ot the range as possible during the Aiming Rifle Gun Practice, which will take plac? from Changi on Nov. 6 and 10 commencing at 9 a.m. A Red
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      418 3 STEAMER SAILINGS Si BRITISH INDIA I» O S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. NALDERA 16.000 Nov. 6 SOMALI 6.810 Nov. 18 COMORIN 15.000 Nov. 20 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 4 BANGALORE 6,000 Dec. 17 RANPURA 17,000 Dec. 18 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Jan. 1 BHUTAN 6,100 Jan. 14 CORFU 15.000
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      127 3 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. KASHIMA MARU Nov. 12 m s YASUKUMI MARU Nov. 25 s.s. HAKONE MARU Dec. in Rates to Ist Class 2nd Class Naptes V>lZ*lll Marseilles 514 557 326
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      439 3 s, 1 TO FRENCH pORTS Tv I h*V' homewards. D'ENTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Nov. 4 l CAP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Nov. 13 I LINOIS For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Dec. 4 CAP ST. JAIQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Dec. 11 S OUTWARDS
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      536 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. 1937 From From From From M S Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng ERRIA 12-1 12-1 13-1 15-1 LALANDIA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2
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      453 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD yfc mm (incorporated ln P Germany). The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI y.iiH CHINA JAPAN. Due S pore 1936. I s.s. "LAHN" omits Shanghai and North China Nov. 23 s.s. "SCHARNHORST" omits North Ohina Dec. 2 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG
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    KING GEORGE STAMPS
    819 4 Some Rarities VALUABLE ISSUES OF THE REIGN /JREAT Britain, as the "Mother Country," has stolen a march on her "family" in the race to issue the first stamps bearing the head of King Edward VIII. by unexpectedly putting the new stamps on sale on Sept. 1, for
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    DOCTOR SHOOTS HIS WIFE
    266 4 Insane Jealousy Leads To Double Tragedy Paris. "LIE was absurdly jealous of me. He U could not bear to let me out of sight. That was the beginning of it all." Madame Laguzet. the young wile of a Paris doctor, murmured these words to a detective
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    JOHORE HOLD-UP ECHO
    787 4 Chinese Charged MR. R. J. BROOKER's EVIDENCE (From Our Own Correspojidcm Johore Bahru, Oct, 28 f PHE hearing in connection with th.. sensational hold-up of lfr. R J Brooker, Engineer-in-charge of th co nstruction of the New Mental Hospital in Johore Bahru, on the after noon of
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    20 4 Police at Friedrichshafen, have cnerated a London moton Maud Bevcridge. from bam- accident which resulted in the deatl >■ z cyclist.
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    28 4 Ninety boys, in their untitled were marshalled downstairs and tin cicssed In safety when fire broke ;V T, wood -working machine shoo the School of Handicrafts. Cherts; recently.
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      545 4 I lIIp iiiii T medicines were needed for a' I dozen complaints—that laying up for indefinite periods was necessary- that it wa, ,lc« 1 necessary to take dangerous drugs and narcotics—was an illusion. 'ASPRO' \Z A I I pelled it For ,t is the medicine that takes the place of
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    UNCLE SUES NEPHEW FOR $650
    1536 5 DISPUTE OVER COLLECTIONS RETAINED Singapore, Thursday. uncle and a nephew figured as A plaintiff and defendant respectively in a civil suit before the Chief justice, Mr Justice P. A. MeElwaine. t he Supreme Court to-day. The parties in the suit were lobert Friedrich Gossele. a
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    36 5 Firemen, ambulance men, and police officers helped to extricate Edward Lomas, a lorry driver, who was pinned ln the cabin of his vehicle when it came into collision with a tramcar in London Road, Mitcham, recently.
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    34 5 When a motor-cycle combination mounted the pavement in Fulham Road recently and came to a standstill, pas-sers-by found the driver, Thomas Charles Patridge, 50, of Plimsoll Road, Finsbury Park, lying across his handlebars, dead.
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    CORNS GREW LIRE MUSHROOMS
    175 5 Remarkable Result Of Excess Uric Acid Uric acid was the cause of this man painful, extraordinary corns. H system was producing far too much th's harmful poison, and it seemed i collect In his feet, with the KSuli d eribeci below: "For the past four years
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      15 5 'LOVELY TO LOOK AT../ HAIR THAT IS WELL-DRESSED AND TIDY. ■^^^Z*'ZjL\ a ap n i
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      48 5 OLI of course you'll want full-colour Kodafe^iV^l^^^^HSes>k chrome movies of the colourful out-door scenes. For such shots, Kodachrome is he obvious answer Now availaDle in CINE-KODAK 8 excels by its utmost simplicity in mani-Cine-Kodak" 8 Model 20 is mted with KODAK LTD. SINGAPORE Obtainable from all Kodak dealers.
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      44 5 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya i Record-breaking Final iesiing out of the NEW 1248 h P X OJOISELEY"*% w GF"j 0 111 H d 3VS T.MI MALAYAN MOTORS LTD. 14-20, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE PHONE 5485-6-7 Represented Throughout Malaya by WEARXE BROS., LTD.
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    UNITED ENGINEERS' MEETING
    2598 6 REORGANISATION PROPOSALS EXPLAINED Singapore, Thursday. j ALL-ROUND improvement in the "activities of the United Engineers, Ltd., was reported by the chairman, .Mr. J. A. P. Strachan, in his addless at the 25th annua! general meeting of the Company to-day. Their works, he said, were reasonably well employed
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    463 6 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER L ndon Ct 29 Previous To-day Change Tone Quiet Quiet Spot Buyen 8 8 Sellers 8» 8 8»/ B November Buyers 8 8 SeUers 8" 8 B'/ 8 December Buyers 81jl6 8 1,16 Sellers B>/s Pk Jan.|Mar. Buyers 8! 8 8»/ 8 Selleis 8
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    THE LESSONS OF 1935
    463 6 IMPROVEMENT IN WORLD TRADE London. AN the whoie 1935 was a year of conM tinned general economic improvement, according to the International Labour Office Year Book, 1935-36. It surveys world economic conditions down to the first quarter of 1936, with a report on the industrial state
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    218 6 R.R*C. Announcement Singapore, Oct. 29. MESSRS. Guthrie and Co., Ltd. in their weekly report on th e rubber market write:— The announcement by the International Rubber Regulation Committee that the permissible release tor January June had b-en fixed at 10% was received very favourably in all markets
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    517 7 from Our Financial Corrcsponaieni) Singapore, Friday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 28' j; cts., up V» ct. Market Tone: Steady Quiet. London: Bd., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. w York: 16% cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. Thr market continues quiet but v with sellers showing little inclination to meet the
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    113 7 British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 29 £aris 105 5 32. New York 4 88 15 16.' Montreal 4.883 4 Brussels 28.98 U Geneva 21.28 u" Amsterdam 9.631,. Milan 92 7 r Berlin 12.16. Stocknoim 19.39'' 2 22 40~ 0s to 19.90. Vienna 26»; Prague 138 3 16. Belgrade
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    30 7 untitlede been one of the King-cobras (hamadryads) was °n Chungioon Estate in North by Mr. R j. Augustin last me reptib measured 12 ,7 2 feet f>m tip to ail.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1661 7 U*nn! lv Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser 81 Co. Lyall Evatt Singapore, Oct. 30th, 10 a.m. 4 Amnat Tin Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers rraser &v. Lyall Evatt 3 As?m Kumbanc 310 42 4 4 6 Bu y ers Selle Buyers
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      237 7 SIAM LOAN Tne Soviet Government have decided I to purchase 100.000 barrels of British jur Four Million TicaU Al Four £«£j p™"* 1 Per Cent. reasonaMe price. EASTERN BANK (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 29. IMITpn Siam's second internal loan is in pro- the course of excavations at Arlon
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      573 7 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK. LIMITED. (Incorporated ln the S.S.) 31-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000 Issued, Subscribed and Paid Up 11.000,000 Telegraphic Address. TYEHUABANK Telephone Nos:— 5182, 5183, 5184, 5185 5180. Board of Directors:— Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman, Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy, Chairman, Ch'onh Ke
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      128 7 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, lAlffUi fLAUtL Capital Fully Paid Yen luo,ooo,tut Reserve Fund Yen 130.900.0 M HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia j Bombay, Berlin. Calcutta, Canton j Darren, FengUen. Hamburg, Hankow I Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, HsinkinK. Karachi, Kobe, London, Los An gem*. Manila. Moil. Nagasaki,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    165 8 Mails expected from Europe e f c. i London iby Air I Imperial». time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 6 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a m. to-morrow. Mails expected irom Eastern Australia by the Merker, due at Singapore, today. Mails expected from Europe
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    93 8 Australia. New Zealand, Java a: in Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. foday. Hongkong. Canton, 'Shanghai, *Kobr and *Manila via Penang; Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Penang, Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain, Ireland. Europe ana N. and S. Ameiica: Imperial,
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    99 8 Alteration To Tanjong Dungun Light The State Engineer, Trengganu in a marine notice through the Master Attendant. S.S., states that an alteration ha< been mads to the Tanjong Dungun Light. Lat. 4 deg. 47' 35" N. Long 103 deg.. 26" 45" E. The fixed white light ha*
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    63 8 Cable news has been received that Mr. Abd ali M. Kajiji. 8.A., LI 8.. Bar-at-Law. one of the directors of the Bombay Assurance Co.. Ltd.. Bombay (whose branch office is at 9. Holland Road, Kuala Lumpur), has expired and as a mark of respect the local office of the Hindusthan
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    THE HARBOUR
    100 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore, Oct. 30 East Wharf (Entrance Gate lJ Plancius 22. Main Wharf 'Entrance Gate 3) (lonia 14; Malta Maru 9. Empire Dock 'Entrance Gate 3> Steel Navigator 30; Lossiebank 32. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) Merkur 46: Benarty 48. West
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    282 8 r.-A 1 iv f< in *ngap(we from n.e.i by KLM plane "Rietvlnk" on Oct 24 Mr H Gulwirth Mr Left Singapore for Medan by klm Elnou mk n ci 24: > n Hf? Ai rived in Singapore from Europe India and Medan by KLM plane EcS-' SSI
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    45 8 Mr. Wego Chiang, younger son of President Chiang Kai Shek arrived on Wednesday by th? Potsdam on his way to Germany for study. He will be away for about fiv- y:ars. He is only 20 years of age and has just graduated from Foochow College.
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      265 8 •j.——i c A Uiaffies Brasserie; j i;\ci:lli:\t < i isim: i POPULAR I.Kil l. FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES S HIGH CLASS I WE ARE NOTED FOR S CONFECTIONERY OUR CAKES PASTRIES j Afternoon Teas A Speciality J Wedding and Birthday Cakes made to Order. S Best Quality Bread delivered to all
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      392 8 Tatest advertisements ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45). IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 294 of 1934. Re LEWIS PERCIVAL AERIA of No. 9, Leicester Road. Singapore, Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First Dividend is intended to be declared to be
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      604 8 STOMACH SUFFERER m s CHARGED fkom HOSFMTV! V, INCURABLE S Now Eats Good Meals There is no need for stomach sum. rate despair of relief if they have tried Maclean Brand Stomach Powri* Almost every day letters arrive tSZi one-time "incurables" who have h f put right by Maclean Brand.
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      264 8 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE s j •> STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES t 10 DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME I Rengat and Temblahan Banka Oct. 30 p.m. Dungun, Kemaman and Kemasek Hong Ho 30 I p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Plancius Oct. 30 2.3G p.m. Muntok
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      126 8 WHAT'S ON 7 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, OCT. 30 High Tides:—9.sB a.m., 9 ft., 3 ins.. 10.55 p.m., 9 ft., 6 ins. Boxing: Young Narsing Tiger Flowers; Boy Quee v. L. S. Fona. New World Arena, 9.15 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. "B" v. St. Andrews, sec Hockey: S.C.C. v.
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    MALAY SOLDIERS IN THE AIR
    222 9 Flying Boat Trip \IR COMMODORE SMITH'S VISIT Singapore, Thursday. t IK Commodore Sydney Smith, O.B.E., the Air Officer Commanding Royal Air For?*., Far Easv, returned to Singapore to-day after trip l>v one of the K A [>'. flying boats to Port Dickson to visit the
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    MR. GEORGE BARKER
    38 9 Death Of Former Tientsin Resident Reuter. London, Oct. 29. The death occurred to-day of the former Labour member of Parliament. Mr. Geoi: r Barker. Mr. Barker was formerly manager of large stores in Tientsin. —Reuter.
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    POLICE BAND
    59 9 liie Police Band wiii play the folramme at Telok Ayer this afternoon, beginning at 5.30:— :h. The Uhlan's Call," Ellenberg; Overtur2, "Raymond." Thomas; Selection La Boheme." Puccini: Waltz. "My Flame of Love." NicholLs; Berceuse de Jocelyn «Gornet 3olo> "Angels Guard Thee." Godard; Selected from the Saite London Again."
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    39 9 The International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, in Edinburgh recently, decided to hold the next assembly in Washington, U.S.A., in 1939. Dr. D. La Cour. director of the Meteorological Institute. Copenhagen, was elected president for the next three years.
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    The wedding of Mr. William H. Swin, of the Gas Department. Singapore Municipality, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Alexander Swan, and Miss Hylda Margaret Roberts daug untitled of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Roberts, took place at the Presby crian Church. Orchard Road, yesterday. Photo. The bride and bridegroom having the church after the ceremony.
    56 9 The wedding of Mr. William H. Swin, of the Gas Department. Singapore Municipality, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Alexander Swan, and Miss Hylda Margaret Roberts daug untitled of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Roberts, took place at the Presby crian Church. Orchard Road, yesterday. Photo. The bride and bridegroom
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    GERMANY AND THE MANCHUKUO
    86 9 No Recognition In The Near Future Berlin, Oct. 28. GERMANY has no intention of recognising the Manchukuo in the near future. Renter learns from diplomatic circles, where it is held that the Manchukuo's attitude towards Germany's export wishes has been disappointing, particularly her alleged failure to
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    41 9 A mishap to the pumping machinery at Gresford colliery, near Wrexham, recently, prevented the men on the afternoon shift, to the number of about 300, from going down, and they were sent home. The 400 men below were brought up safely.
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    U. S. FLEET
    83 9 Twelve Battleships Due In Singapore Singapote, Thursday AN Informal visit of twelve battleships and the flagship of the American Asiatic will be paid to Singapore on Nov. 16. The Fleel will be in command of Admire! Yarneii. and there will be the usual gestures of courtesy performed
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    MALACCA FLOODS
    53 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Oct. 29. Owing to heavy rain In Malacca during the last few days, fields and lowlands have been flooded and th: dams built by the irrigation department at Batu Brendam are reporter 4 to have been damaged. Kampong areas along up country roads
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    MODIFIED DEMANDS BY JAPAN
    257 9 Direct Negotiations In North China Nanking, Oct. 29. IT is revealed that during the recent interview between General Chang Chun, the Chinese Foreign Minister, and Mr. Kawagoe, the Japanese Ambassador, the latter presented modified Japanese demands. They are, firstly, that Nanking gives an opportunity to the
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      39 9 Here's the BIG cat with the low upkeep cost Vm IHIIMMIIM MlHiftlll M fry f vj •Sole Agents: THE CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. (1926) LTD. SINGAPORE, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR, BATU PAHAT, MUAR, HWANG MOTORS. PEN ANG—IPOH MOTORS, IPOH—MOTORISTS STORKS, SBtEMBAN.
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      145 9 Try This New BEAUTY Try tins simple plan to-day. Tt never fails. It will give you a fascinating girlish complexion that will be the admiration and envy of your friends. Carefully smooth all over your face and neck, Tokalon YanishingSkinfood. Then lightly dust over with face powder—for preference Tokalon Matt
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      304 9 BLANKETS 9ieeaf Cotton BIGGEST SELECTION IN MALAYA Call an d inspect our very comprehensive range <>i h/Ĕ COTTON AM) WOOL BLANKETS. HRHh BLANKETS At Lowest Prices. WHITE COTTON BLANKETS aSoft and fleecy. Whipped Ends. 56 x 75 Jkl.lO each REMCODOWN BLANKETS. AH Cotton. Good Quality. Whipped 60 xBO S^J«75 eacn
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      666 10 f r™> nrvi 1 oi'itl Famous Story XI THE BEST POSSIBLE 1 PAVILION TO-NIGHT WtmUMUtSW nVVAWBra I entertainment V I H,, om< s »i.oih« r Triumph for I f<3& ~„._II KOKDV the wfco I Kfl I MN(, at 0.13 «nd 9M j l»»IPEB\Ei: a,.d I I^UL HOLAN» YOUNG Additional Attraction:-
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      898 11 j.—~ 4. 7 GEYLANG 'PHONE 5511 I r 1 TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT J S B j Second Show at 9.15 p.m. (Double Feature) ZASU PITTS in RICHARD TALMADE in "SHE GETS HER MAN" "THE SPEED REPORTER" J A panic of laughter in a riotous Thrills! Action! Stunts! S feature comedy
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      500 11 CLUB DIARY sunday, nov. Loke's Badminton Party: Committee m ore numerous Clubs ana meeting. Party's premises, 4, Liang seah >m in Singapore, most of the Street, 8 pm. Refreshment after meetot which are readers of the mg, Comfortable Restaurant, 71, Beacn Tribune" This Diary is pro- J*aUy for them. Secretaries
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    A RUBBER FAMINE?
    893 12 lUILL there be a rubbei famine two years hence? J*he question serins almost fantastic after the nightmare of the colossal stocks in terms of which the lubber world was thinking not so very long ago. Actually, however, quite unostentatiously these stocks have been decreasing so well under
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    MALAY OFFICERS
    62 12 Presentation Of Swords By High Commissioner H.E. the High Commissioner will muae a lormaj presentation o, their Br; t four Malay Officers to be selected for High commissioners v mm.. Sion In the Malay Regimen! immediately alter the ceremonial arrival ci their Highnesses the Rulers at the opening
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    NANKING FLOODS
    34 12 Nanking, •Oct. 30. The E::ccuiive Yuan lias Appropriated a sum ol $100,000 for flood n'iiei in Manning, Kwangsi. Two deputees arc en their way to Kwangsi to Investigate •Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Lord Rothermere
    134 12 NOTES COMMENTS Lord Rothermere l ORD Rothermere avoided the Press on hfa first day In Singapore, out when ho made a statement of his views they were certainly startling enough. Unless, he declared, the Imperial Government intended to build up in Singapore an air and naval fortress as strong either
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    Minority
    245 12 a former Minister—Lord Rothermere was Minister for Air in 1917-18—his w.s are entitled to respect, but the fact remains that he is in a very decided minority. Experts are agreed 'that ihe Naval Base in Singapore and the defences which accompany it fulfil a very necessary purpose. In any
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    Poultry Farming
    210 12 j pOULTRY farming should be b( t encouraged by the Malayan ments than it is at present i C paying proposition, not only' hobby but as a whole time job, thlt I h difficult to understand why it j more popular in this country The Colonial Secretary, the
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    Pedigree Birds
    107 12 JjO not think you need a big con.]) to rear poultry. The back portJ C| Singapore shop-houses dow often serves the purpose well, providing a living for many families. Pedigree bird' r.rc the only ones worth rearing. There i: no use going in for the Malayan bukit ayam.
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    Topics Of The Day
    399 12 By "Looker On" A CAM ERA-MAN declares that pet dogs do not photograph easily. The trouble Is so many of them gel the'r map in first. A A London telegraph-boy has become 1 clrc?ls Performer. So he'l! b> abie to carry straight on with his slack
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      97 12 I m "LEEWAY" I i FOLDING GO-CAR 1 1 s S I C IDEAL FOR j i l TRAVELLINGS AS IT j W; lOI.DS COMPACTLY AND ls very easy TO HANDLE. j I' j IWISINSON to.. Ltd. j J SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR j SOLE AGE NTS JOHN LITTLE C- CO.,
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      39 12 ma9a9aummm MtMHMMMBI R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Doctor of Ocular Science) Specializing; Eyesight. Nervous, tquint. subnormal vision, problem casrj. Glasses if needed. 4, Arcade, Ground Floor. Phone 3002. 35 Fears European Clinical Experience THE Railways Employ MORE THAN 12,000 MEN
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    WAR THE ALTERNATIVE TO NON-INTERVENTION
    84 13 COMMONS DEBATE ON SPAIN "THE PACT MUST STAND" SURVEY OF SPANISH PORTS SUGGESTED fONFUSION, international recrimination ami probably war were the alternatives to tlie policy of non-interven-tion in Spanish affairs, ciiciared the Foreign Minister (Mr. Anthony Eden) (luring a debate in the House of Commons
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    GRAVE DANGER IN BREAKDOWN
    2028 13 Reuter. P.XKI IA.MKNT reassembled to-day j utter the summrr recess. The public and private gattsfflcs were crowded, and in »iea oi the debate 4Mi Spain. Ambassadors and Minis- I ters representing foreign countries were present in large numbers. The House n. v.-'-nf .;.l a vei y
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    REVERSE FOR THE REBELS
    308 13 MADRID CLAIM Control Of Railway Regained Reuter. Madiid, Oct. 29. THE Government ciaim to have crowned the ciay's successes by l.gaining compile control of the i ail way from Madrid to Aranjuez.— Reuter. Madrid. Oct. 29. Rumours of a reconstruction of the Government are current and
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    CABINET RANK FOR HORE-BELISHA
    140 13 Parliamentary Session Opens Reuter. Rugby. Oct. 29. THE following Ministerial appointments weie announced this afternoon: Mr. Walter Elliot to be Secretary for Scotland, vice the late Sir Godfrey Collins. Mr. W. S. Morrison to be Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, vice Mr Walter Elliot. Lieut. Col.
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    MR. K. M. LINDSAY
    76 13 Civil Lord Of The Admiralty To Visit Malaya THE Civil Lord of the Admiralty. Mr. Kenneth ML Lindsav. M.P.. is shrilly to visit Australia itid New Zealand as the Empire Parliamentary A iciation's representative, and will break his outward journey at Singapore for a brief tour
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    MAN AND WOMAN STABBED
    98 13 Both Are In A Serious Condition Singapore. Friday. A MAN and a woman, both Chinese, were the victims of a brutal assault in a hut m Bukit Timah last night .shortly -fter ei'ht o'clock. They W re both ap•virentlv attacked in the house, for when the
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    18 KILLED IN GALES
    181 13 Lightship Overturns ROADS BLOCKED BY TREES Reuter Wireless. London, Oct. 27. AT least three have been killed and score s injured in the gale which Las swept Britain, including a boy aged five found dead under the wreckage of a tenement building in Glasgow. In Argyllshire
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    AN EXTRA HOLIDAY
    39 13 British Official Wireless. King's Wish For His Coronation London, Oct. 30. rrilE King expressed the hope that his coronation may be marked by an extra holiday to boys and girls in all schools.— British Official Wireless.
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    THREE JAPANESE MALTREATED
    131 13 A PROTEST Indignation In North China Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 29. IT is learned from Japanese sources that all Japane.se residents of Taiyuan, the capital of Shansi Province, have taken refuge in the residence of the head of the Japanese military mission to-day as the result of a
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    CHINA'S FUTURE
    76 13 Much Depends On Her Women Reuter. London. Oct. 29. THE Chinese women's power of leadership, judgment and energy has astonished the Bishop of Hongkong, who. speaking at the Central Y.W.C.A.. said it was remarkable how often in difficult circumstances, wort en came to the rescue with grand commonsense.
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    Ten Years And "Cat" For Hold-Up
    799 14 JOHORE ROBBERS SENTENCED JUDGE'S VIEW Flogging Only Way To Stop It <From Our Own Correspondent) TEN years' rigorous imprisonment and 15 strokes of the cat-'o-nine tails uas imposed by the Johore Assizes Judrre on each of three Chinese convicted of holding up a European
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    NEW R.A.F. DROME
    54 14 e^V ew R A F aerodrome at Tengah, Choa Chu Kang Road, will be officially maucurated on Monday when the first landing of bombers will be made ThP openinc will thus be made in time lor the arrival of the new RAF squadron which la now on
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    SALVATION ARMY
    98 14 Meetings In The V.M.C.A. Hall By arrangement with the directors of the V.M.C.A.. it has been made possible for the Salvation Army to use the large hall in their Orchard Road building for Sundays during November. At 8 p.m. every Sunday a Salvation army meeting will be addressed
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    PETROL PRICES
    89 14 Messrs. Standard Vacuum Oil Co. send the following revised list of their local prices, which are now effective: BENZINE Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump, $0.82 per British Imp. Gal., up 2 cts. Socony Motor Gasoline U drums, $3.52 per drum. Socony Motor Gasoline l 4 tins, $3.77 per
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    MOLLISON'S FLIGHT
    24 14 Reuter. Harbour Grace, Oct 30. MR. J. A. Mollison hopped off at 8.40 p.m. G.M.T. on his return liight across the Atlantic.—Reuter.
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    PATROL SYSTEM IN SPAIN
    940 14 Committee's Decision COLLAPSE OF PACT AVERTED Reuter. AFTER a lengthy meeting the international committee for nonintervention in Spain decided that the breaches of the agreement between the Powers, alleged by the Soviet against Italy and Portugal, < had not been proved. At the same meeting it
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    SCATHING ATTACK ON U.P.A.M.
    243 14 Perak Protest "LET IT DIE A NATURAL DEATH" (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Oct. 29. "REFERENCE to the attitude of the United Planting Association of Malaya towards District Planters' Associations and to the glowing feeling of discontent among Planters, was made at the half yearly meeting
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    28 14 With the kind permission of Mrs. Braddon the King George V School. Seremban, have nam?d a "sport house after the name of the late Dr. W. L. Braddon.
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    CINEMA OWNER'S APPEAL
    560 14 FILM LOSS Court Reserves judgment (From Our Own Corresponds Kuala Lumpur. Thursday JUDGMENT was reserved i„ the civil appeal heard before .Mi j Us tlce a'Beckett Terrell, Mr. Justue N. H. P. Whitley and Mr. J™ Aitken, in the F.M.S. Court of D peal to-day, in which
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    ROOSEVELT STILL FAVOURITE
    25 14 Reuter. New York. Oct. 20. Wall Street betting on the election is 3 to 1 on Roosevelt ami 9 to :> against Landon.—Renter.
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    CHIANG MAY GO TO NINGHSIA
    334 15 Suiyuen Crisis MOKE TROOPS FOR TIENTSIN Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Oct. SO. view of the seriousness of the situation in east Suivuen Marshal i Kai Shek, who is in Sian, is ;idy to fly to Ninghsia with i neral Chang Hsueh Liang. He ,>;>ected
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    169 15 Bright Scenes In "Dancing Feet" AT THE CINEMA A BRIGHT musical production. "Dancing Feet." is the principal attraction at the Alhambra. There is plenty of tap dancing in it to lively music, and many of the scenes are in a ten-cents-a-dance hall, where the young ladies known as
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    AIR AGREEMENT
    27 15 Sin Chew Jit Poh j Hongkong, Oct. 30. The air agreement between China, Britain and the United States has been concluded. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    212 15 Mr. Jules Danker And Miss Hyacinthia Vander Slott THE wedding took place at the Church of St. Theresa, Kampong Bahru, Singapore, on Oct. 24 of Mr. Jules R. Danker of the P.W.D., Batu Pahat. Johore, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Danker of Johore Bahru, and Miss
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION
    24 15 The "Rhythm Boys" of Medan wili perform at the tea dance of the ChinesAssociation on Monday. Nov. 2. at o i» p.m.
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    Co-operation With Britain Abandoned
    214 15 JAPANESE PRESS REPORT "UNILATERAL" "Epoch-Making Policy" Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 29. DECALLING the question of posi- tive Anglo-Japanese co-operation or alliance. which was revived at the time the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Yoshida, left for London in Anril. the somewhat sensational Kokumin Shimbun, drawing attention to the "establishment
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    INDIA AND CHINA CRISES
    271 15 Further Questions In House Of Commons Reuter. London. Oct. 29. MR. R A. BUTLER, Under Secretary for India, in a statement in the Commons. said except for the rioting in Bombay, which was essentially a communal affair, the internal situation, India remained satisfactory. The troublesome feature
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    TEXTILE INDUSTRY
    70 15 Japan U.S. To Enter Private Pact Reuter. New York, Oct. 29. THE American cotton goods industry has decided to send a commission to Japan to negotiate privately a voluntary- marketing agreement between the textile industries of the two countries. This is believed to be the first time a
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    THE ISLAND CLUB
    40 15 Dance To Be Held Next Thursday The Island Club will hold a social evening on Thursday next, beginning at 7 30. The band of the Middlesex Regiment will play, and there will be dancing until 2 a.m.
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    Singapore's Runaway Win In Interport Rowing
    922 16 VISITORS FAIL TO LAST PACE BATAVIA AND MIRI R.S.Y.C. SECURES REVENGE IN ANNUAL REGATTA Singapore, Friday. fjpHE Royal Singapore Yacht Pub took the honours of the day in the triangular Interpol*! Rowing Regatta which was held over the breakwater course yesterday, winning all three
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    SON FOR BRADMAN: WYATT OUT OF ACTION FOR SIX WEEKS
    75 16 Reuter. Adelaide, Oct. 29. Mrs. Bradman, wife of the famous cricketer (seen above* has given birth to a son. Another message states that the latest X-ray examination reveals that R. E. S. Wyatt has sustained a definite fracture of the
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    89 16 Singapore Championship Final To-Morrow Singapore. Friday. THE Singapore badminton championship open men's singles final will be played at the Clerical Union Hall to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. between Leow Kirn Fatt I Novice I and Tan Chong Tee (Marigold). The former is the holder but his challenger is in
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    28 16 A committee meeting of the Social Athletic Party will be held on Sunday at 11 a.m. at the residence of Mr. Sim Ah Pang, 65, Bukit Timah Road.
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    AIRMEN BEAT THE MIDDS
    193 16 Thrilling Rugger At Seletar Singapore, Thursday. A SUPERIOR pack brought victoiy to the R.A.F. in their rugger fixture against the Middlesex Regiment at Seletar yesterday, the Airmen winning by eight points <a goal and a try* to three points (a try). The Airmen confined play to
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    48 16 S.C.C. vs. Middlesex Regiment to-day at S.C.C: F. J. L. Mayger; R. H. Cain, G. E. C. Ash: D. H. Tudor. F. E. Hutchinson, G. A. L. Plummer; Alan Colville. G. Williams, J. P. Wood P W Kinsey. F. W. Smith. Umpire: H. J H Haas.
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    91 16 G.S.C. Beat McNair Girls 3—o Singapore, Friday. IN a hockey match yestirday the Girls' 1 Sports Club and the McNair Girls XI piayed on the G.S.C. ground, the home team bfat the v<sitors by three goals to nil, Miss N. Sullivan <2* and Miss M. Richards being the
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    103 16 To-day, St. Andrew's v\ S.C.C 'B'" at SC.C: J. Baker; Lee Kit Soon. D. Rosa, W. Ferguson, J. Taylor: R. Eu <captain», S. Ross: J. Ferguson. Hugh Chee Tong, G. Rots; J. Silbermann, F. Fullen: W. Moss, Koh Eng Kwang, W. Pullen. Roerve: Ho Seng Ann. SS.C "B"
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    GOOD HOCKEY AT PULAU BRANI
    240 16 R.A. XI WIN Engineers Finish Poorly Singapore, Friday. GOOD combination among the forwards who were backed up by an equally sound defence, and the great opportunism of Viant. enahl d the 11th Heavy Battery. RA, to score a good victory over Pulr>u Brani at hockey,
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    BASKET BALL
    67 16 The following players will represent ihe Yoke Eng 0.8.A. in a friendly basket-ball match agains! the Chinese Industrial and Commercial O B A on the Yoke Eng School ground. Pnnsep Street, to-morrow at 5 p.m Leong Heck Kee (captain*. Chiang Chia Cr.ec. Han Meng Feng, Han Sai Fong,
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    FIRST SINGAPORE HOCKEY TRIAL
    717 17 PROBABLES WIN BY 4-1 A SHOCK Sullivan Not Able To Play For State? (By FORWARD") Singapore, Thursday. x j\(;APOHE held their first hockey trial to-day at the S.C.C. p.ulang, in preparation for the i itming inter-State games, the first i which will be held next Satur,iav
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    SECOND TRIAL
    121 17 Teams For Monday's Game Her trial will be held on the r ground on Monday at 5.05 he trial yesterday, the selec- the following teams for the jpnei trial: "'"i" Check Wah; R. H. Barth G. L>..j i I Scott; G. Ross. G. E. N Oehlers. Fam Choo
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB MEETING
    257 17 Clubhouse Improvements Confirmed i i Singapore, Thursday. A PROPOSAL that there should be an annual dinner, preferably after the gen t eral meeting, was made at he thirty-fourth Annual General Meetmg°f the Keppel Golf Club to-night. Proposal will be put forward to the in-coming committee. Mr.
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    POINTLESS DRAW
    113 17 R.A.M.C. And 30th Co ft.E. At Rugger Singapore, Thursday. A HARD-FOUGHT rugby match between the R.A.M.C. and No. 30 Coy.. R E., at Changi to-day. resulted in a draw. neither side succeeding in scoring. The R.A.M.C. were superior in the pack and obtained possession more frequently from the
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    HEMCHIT BEATS BOY NARA
    111 17 Exciting Ipoh Boxing Ends In Disqualification <tiGm Our Own Repor^j/j Ipoh, Friday. WEIL HEMCHIT, the Siamese, won on a disaualification lor holding in tne seventh round of a twelve round contest against Boy Nar?. at the Jubilee Park last night. There were many thrilling exchanges in
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    CHAMPION BEATEN
    30 17 World Lightweight Title Fight Reuter. Philadelphia, Oct. 29. £DDT Cool, the Irish American. 41 beat Lou Ambers, the world's lightweight champion, on point, in their contest here to-night.—Reuter.
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    TO-NIGHT'S BOXING
    129 17 Who Will Win The Title Bout? Singapore. Thursday. GOOD fighting should be seen at the New World Arena to-night for apar. from the flyweight championship batth betw en Boy Qu?e and L S. Fond, a newcomer in the person of Young Narsing will try and spoil the unbeaten
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    SOCCER TEAMS
    62 17 Lobe's Badminton Party v. Wah Nam football team on Sunday, at ihe S.C.F.A. ground I Beach Road >:—Wong Tec!: Fuh > capt. i. Foo Wah Eng. Yong Mook Wong. George Chen. Wu Chin Kun, Lim Jit* Chin. Lim Jitt Fong. Foo Wah Tip. Goh Tee Jin. Dixon Pang,
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    HOME RUGBY
    15 17 London, Oct, 29. In a rugger match to-day Warwickshire beat Leicestershire by 26—0
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE RUGBY
    398 17 JUNIORS WIN Close Contest In The Annual Fixture Singapore, Thursday. THE Junior students of the Medical College surprised the Seniors this evening when they won 'their annual rugby encounter by six points (two tries) to four (a drop goal) at Sepoy Lines. Decidedly better in the set
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    155 17 Tlie following are invited to play hockey for the Clerical Union against the Singapore Colts, on Saturday on the Union ground: William Gomes. Lawrence Rodrigues. Henry Gammell, Cyril Oliveiro, Teo Chee Tang. Gim Bock. Sng Khocv Hoe. Teck Kirn, A. Hamid, Beng Wan. Ng Sam Weng, Mohamed Salleh
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    39 17 Members of the August Badminton Party, are reminded, that the eighth nnnual eeneral meeting, which had been postponed, will be held on Saturday at 530 p m. at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow. 5> i milestone, Pasir Panjang Road
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    MEN OF CRICKETING COUNTY MEET
    1284 18 COLONIAL SECRETARY AT YORKSHIRE DINNER Singapore. Thursday. AVERY successful function was the annual dinner of the Society of Yorkshiremen in Malaya held tonieht at the Adelphi Hotel. The Fuc*t of honour was the Hon. Mr. A S. Sm£TT the Colonial Secretary. ?nd h** proposed the
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    CHILDREN WHO DROOP.
    116 18 For such children Baby's Own Tablets prove highly beneficial. Most children's ailments arise in stomach and bowels and can be avoided if these organs are ki.pt clean and healthily active. Baby's Own Tablets are specially designed to meet the need for a gentle yet effective juvenile stomach
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      1714 19 Malayan Listeners 9 Kilff |4) PHOHI, HOLLAND (Wavelength 16.88 metres) BRITISH EMPIRE |?5S rdson: At Love. Beginning (Liza lof liahf TO-DAY DDfirP/IMMirC Ifhmann). Foster Richardson- n uslc which will delude a PROGRAMME <Leoni>. Glorious Devon liSande for i) 3325 manoforte transcription of 8.20 p.m. National Anthem and Dons Cowen: Dawning;
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      91 20 Latest Hit* in Malay Ml*»r<»rds. N5.106. Mega Dan Kita. Djam lima Koerang Sepoeloe. N5.105. Dimana Koe Moesti Tjari. Angin Toefan. MS. 104. Royal. Boenga Dan Nona. N5.103. Menjesel Blakangan. Sraka. N5.102. Toeloenglah Orang Miskin. Tina. N. 5.101. Gloedoek Boenji Oedjan Ta Toeroen. Dermawan. NS. 02. Diaman Soesah. Sobat. i Keep
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    LOSS OF REEL OF FILM
    471 21 K.L. SUIT Mr. Ong Ec Lim's Appeal m Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. THE Federated Malay States Court al was to-day occupied ii] intricate local arguments by D. Knowles, who is appearing c plaintiff-appellant, in the case Mr. Ong Ec Lim, the well a
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    MR.J.A. MOLLISON
    33 21 Across Th. Atlantic Rugby. Oct. 28. I is making a I He left Floyd ,V, York, at 1.44 GraL s &lianca Monoplane Newfoundland, from yll he will make for Official Wireless.
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    INDIAN FILM STARS AND SALARIES
    410 21 Average Picture Costs Rs. 60,000 AN appeal for the support of the Cent„ ot!' a and Governments to encourage the expansion of the Indian film industry was made by Mr 2u*T who addressed the Calcutta Rotary Club. Mr. Dossani said that Rs. 50,000 000 were
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    THE INVENTION OF MECCANO
    260 21 Idea Which Came During Railway Journey fHE story of Meccano, the wonderful the P°nn!? Vented by Mr Frank Hornby, the announcement of whose death recently was heard with sorrow by boys P e artS f the World "Ids liX n T^n,i dear P ened in his
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    DROWNED WHILE FISHING
    92 21 DOLICE-constable Richard Alec Rose of thi iS£* d tu ,-i the Nine Elms stati °n w45 olice and Ronald Ward. 13, oi Haddenham. Bucks were nP°nd n o ed S h i!f ning from a boa t on" pond at Haddenham Low Farm Percy Moore, of Haddenham,
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    GENE AUTRY IN SINGING COWBOY
    143 22 uEARLY 300,000 miles in America alone N is the amazing mileage piled up JD ten year's entertaining by Gene Autry, noted radio cad screen singer and mu--51 Broadcasting engagements over 22 radio s<a'ions, vaudeville and personal anoeaxancee in movie theatres and country-vide tours with his
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    Coming Attractions At Singapore Cinemas Thrills For The Alhambra
    224 22 POSTAL INSPECTOR SMOKING GUNS SWIRLING flood waters rush fhrouch str' f «e c tbin<r with tnrn ni l in "Postal Impcctor," the thrilling UnivfrLal dm ma which onens at the Alhambra theatre soon. The picture presents an exciting story about a
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    Ken Maynard In "Smoking Guns"
    121 22 KEN MAYNARD, fugitive from ju-stice. wanted for murder, and his captor, a Texas Ranger, played by Walter Miller, tattle man-eating crocodiles; Ken and his wonder horse, Tarzan, rac? through terrific gun fights, in Universal Pictures' latest western, "Smoking Guns." which has been booked for the
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    303 22 Pat O'Brien is starred in "China Clipper" coming to the Alhambra. THRILLING ACTION IN "CHINA CLIPPER" STRUGGLE BEHIND TRANSOCEAN AIR SER VICES VTO more thrilling* drama of the air has come to the screen than First National's new picture "China Clipper," which is coming shortly to the Alhambra Theatre. A
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    167 22 "THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE" COMING A BRIGHT, fast, fun-filled musical, filled with swingable, singable tunes and featuring some of the mcst outstanding dame talent on the screen is to be presented at the Capitol, Theatre, soon. "Three (h«trv t*n Love" gives "swine; ma'ic" its first screen glorification.
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    HOLLYWOOD'S MOST HANDSOME
    222 22 Gary Cooper Heads Male List CLARK Gable is conspicuous by hLs absence in a list of the "six bestiookers" among the screen's leading men as picked recently by James Montgomery Flagg, noted illustrator and beauty authority. Sitting lor a portrait of the artist on Paramount's "The General
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    227 22 Dorothy Lamour Dees Not Like t "AND so I came to 801 l A The tone is a 1 k pothy Lamour. etStwhil radi ci, now under con i i moor.:. Us en o w wood'.n platform built defile in the S« tains 35 mi"s fftnn
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    SOPHIE LANG RETURNS
    219 22 THE notorious thi<t oi hear! jewels who made sion on America v when she first up: screen two years aj;o. comeback in "The Return Lang," opening at the Up'Wi Theatre, shortly. Title role in :he fa of the reappearance of an b tional diamond thief is p>J«<
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    504 23 Junior Officers COURSES ARE TO BE SHORTENED (By Air Mail) London, Oct. J4. gXTENSIVE chants are being the training of junior cers for the Royal Navy These changes will reduce the time under rung and so increase the number officers available for sea ?***** appointments They
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